Red-Handed Jill

jewels

Strictly speaking this isn't eating, but hot cocoa.

skunk

Subway sandwich - veggie delight, with potato chips (bbq) and a soda (Dr. Pepper)

I hope she is feeling better! My fingers (and toes) are crossed for a speedy recovery.

Toronto Maple Leafs

Kingston

harp

suave

So we've got table dancing, pirate pinatas... any more traditions we should start?

...to remember (great chick film!)

Wow, Mad Jack - that's certainly a wide assortment of drunken states! The only difference it makes to me is if I drink a lot of beer I make more trips to the washroom. I think it's a safe assumption that pretty much everyone can say the same thing (about the beer and washroom visits, that is...)

down

Makes sense - where there be water, there be pirates!

cheese

A couple of mini raspberry tarts.

I get quieter and more withdrawn and then descend into apathy. It's been quite a few years, but I recall that I'm definitely not one of your "dancing on the table wearing a lampshade and flirting like mad" kind of drunks.

yell

I never saw Wong Pegleg Wench either. Must've been a red herring... With regards to the pinata, Jack and I were shopping for party supplies and he spied the pinatas and we thought it would be cool to have one at Ojai. We started musing about what to put in them - my first choice was those liquor-filled chocolates, but Jack suggested the little bottles and we went with those (there was enough chocolate in the pinata.) Makes for a nice party favor!

Is that the elixir you were sharing at Kearney? Good stuff! :)

cookies!

Tostada salad with extra hot salsa (without the shell - did you know those things have something like 600 calories???)

I know you were waiting for this... Master Baiter

Wow - I would have never guessed Nancy, either. My real name is Jill.

Jack and I got back from Kearney about an hour ago. That was a fun little faire (although the roads in that park were so twisty and unlit that they seemed to shift around and move into different configurations.) I got a chance to try Diego's elixir - good stuff there, Diego! And we found a guy who was getting out of the edged weapons business and picked up a plethora of knives, including a larger version of a very useful little knife I already had that was constantly being borrowed. (Did anyone see the "male anatomy" walking sticks? They had little hoods on them in the booth, but one woman bought one and took the hood off right away.) And people couldn't stay away from our float, the Land Shark. We had just refurbished it and I have to say it looked great. It was the first time we had enough room in the camp to take it with us. More later, but I'm tired and gotta rest.